Wp. Clarke et al., AN EXTENDED CORRESPONDING STATES MODEL FOR PREDICTING THERMODYNAMIC PROPERTIES OF THE N2-AR-O2 MIXTURE, Fluid phase equilibria, 88, 1993, pp. 13-24
A new model for the prediction of the thermodynamic properties of bina
ry and ternary mixtures in the nitrogen-argon-oxygen system has been d
eveloped using an extended corresponding states model. The model accur
ately represents single phase mixture properties over a wide compositi
on spectrum for liquid and vapor states for binary mixtures. The model
also accurately predicts properties of the ternary mixture representi
ng air. Heat capacities, entropies, and energies can be calculated usi
ng the model. Nitrogen is used as a reference fluid for calculating mi
xture properties. Estimates for the equivalent-substance reducing rati
os for the mixture are calculated with van der Waals mixing rules. Emp
irical temperature-dependent binary interaction parameters are used to
improve the agreement of calculated mixture properties with available
experimental binary P-rho-T-x data. Comparisons of calculated propert
ies to available mixture data are summarized to verify the accuracies
of predicted properties.